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alpine:edge does have support (https://hub.docker.com/layers/alpine/library/alpine/edge/images/sha256-8662bf3abf13ac99012eb9191e5001d11d2eea8978b8671107fb034a889c6b72?context=explore) for it debian dont atm |
The discussion on docker-library/php#1279 is very relevant here (my answer would be very similar 😅). |
ok closing for now but still looking forward to get more adoption? |
Came here looking for a riscv64 image too. So to summarise, once Debian has official support, the golang docker project will consider building for riscv64 as well? |
Yep!
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"riscv64 is now an official Debian architecture": https://lists.debian.org/debian-riscv/2023/07/msg00053.html |
@tianon ☝️ debian did it's move :) could you please reopen this issue? |
Correct, that means the process of rebuilding the archive for Debian Unstable is now underway, which is excellent news, but unfortunately only the first step towards this, not the last one. Ideally this would've been included in the just-released Bookworm, but the relevant teams appear to have decided it'll be part of Trixie instead. I'll also copy my (very relevant) note from #476 (comment):
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That's still the debian-ports based image: https://explore.ggcr.dev/layers/debian@sha256:c6cea56c4b672c5bc3b43eeeebc3080ee1046834b359d1536a48b7a67dbee64b/etc/apt/sources.list.d/debian.sources (I've been spending all day debating how/when to rebuild the Debian images and what to put in |
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